A group of people posing for a group photo with conference nametags.

Rob and Olivia in front of an ASV 2025 sign that says "Welcome to Montreal!"

Photo of projected slide that says "Satellite Symposia Trainee Workshop: Exploring the intersection of culture, communication, and mentorship in science"

Rob and a conference attendee that helped on the GSEC team.

We had a blast at #ASV2025 in Montréal! 🦠🍁

Our co-founders @latinodeciencia.bsky.social & @oliviagoldman.net:
🔹 Led a workshop on culture, communication & mentorship
🔹 Spoke on a panel about shifting cultural & funding landscapes

Big thanks to the organizers & everyone who came!

Dr. Giacomo Butta from the Simon Lab presenting his research on HIV at the American Society for Virology Annual Conference

This week's #SimonLabSpotlight Dr. Giacomo Butta, a Postdoctoral Fellow from Milan, Italy! Giacomo recently presented his research on HIV at #ASV2025 @amersocvirology.bsky.social
check out his Q&A here: simon-lab.com/news/giacomo...

#ASV2025 in Montreal was a great success, I had a lot of fun. See you in Minnesota! Congrats to @orrwalk.bsky.social and Jack Dorman for representing the #QVEU so well.

Group photo of the Lazear Lab at ASV 2025 in Montreal. We are wearing our name badges and everyone is smiling because our presentations are done and went great!

Composite photo of Lazear Lab members during their presentations. Margaret, Mikhala, Abbie, and Cormac are giving oral presentations; Mikhala, Nigel, and Celeste are standing in front of photos. An ASV 2025 meeting logo is at the top.

The Lazear Lab at #ASV2025 - great to see all these folks present their cool work on so many different viruses! @amersocvirology.bsky.social
@mdedloff.bsky.social @abbieweight.bsky.social @nigelmgo.bsky.social @joelrc.bsky.social

Group photo of UNC virologists attending the 2025 American Society for Virology conference in Montreal. They are standing in front of a brightly colored mural, wearing their conference name badges, with bright smiles because of all the virology.

UNC Virologists at #ASV2025
Thanks @amersocvirology.bsky.social for a great meeting!
@joelrc.bsky.social @abbieweight.bsky.social @nigelmgo.bsky.social @mdedloff.bsky.social @ascone.bsky.social @dapontediaz.bsky.social

Back in Chicago after spending the best week in Montreal! Had so much fun presenting my research and connecting with colleagues from all over the world at #ASV2025 by the @amersocvirology.bsky.social The city was truly incredible, merci beacoup to McGill University for hosting us! #LoveVirology

Had a fabulous time at the American Society for Virology 2025 annual meeting in Montreal #ASV2025 - awesome catching up with friends and colleagues, and my team did great with their presentations and posters!

LMtV Episode 123: Animal models to study new vaccines and treatments for flavivirus | Let’s Meet the Virologists We talk with Chinonye Dim, a graduate student at Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA, who characterizes more accessible animal models to develop new vaccines and therapeutics against flaviviruses.

With the end of #ASV2025, we share talks with virologists to listen to on your travels back home. Check out our interview with Chinonye Dim who uses more accessible animal models to study new #vaccines and #therapeutics for #YFV and #Powassan virus. lmtv.podbean.com/e/lmtv-episo...

Amazing crowd at #asv2025 to hear TWiV live with guest Charlie Rice!

Had a fantastic time at #ASV2025. Presented some of my work regarding how EBV LMP1 subverts host cell purine metabolism and how LMP1 expressing cells are sensitized to mycophenolic acid, recent published in PLoS Pathogens! journals.plos.org/plospathogen...

Montreal, great viruses and dogs! Au revoir! #ASV2025

Me & my labmates posing for a photo together on a rooftop deck

Officially finished out #ASV2025 with the best crew!

What a privilege it was to spend 4 full days totally immersed in learning about the incredible research being done across the globe.

#lovevirology and #lovemylab

Logo in red and yellow that says "ASV 2026 Minneapolis, July 27-30" It shows red skyscrapers with yellow and red virions.

Virus card that says "Come to Minneapolis next summer for ASV 2026. The 30ths and 38th ASV meetings were also in Minneapolis!"

#ASV2025 is wrapping up right now at the dance! Safe travels tomorrow, everyone! Make sure you join us at #ASV2026 in Minnesota!

We had a great time at #ASV2025 - thank you to the organizers for putting together an epic week of virology! We are heading home feeling inspired! #LoveVirology

#ASV2025, this is from #ASV2017! Recognize anyone? @amersocvirology.bsky.social

L to R: rockstar grad students Marin and Amir, poliovirus legend Vincent Racaniello, Nobel laureate and HCV legend Charlie Rice, aspirational mid-career PI stoked to be so close to 2 legends, rockstar postdoc Helen

No big deal, just Rasmussen lab hanging out at #ASV2025 with 2 virology legends @microbetv.bsky.social and Charlie Rice!

@heatshock-helen.bsky.social

LMtV Episode 122: Investigating the role of metabolism in virus infection | Let’s Meet the Virologists We talk with Hatoon Baazim, a postdoctoral researcher at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, Boston, MA, who studies the role of systemic and cellular metabolism in virus infection.

With #ASV2025 wrapping up, we share talks with virologists! Check out our interview with Hatoon Baazim @hatoon-baazim.bsky.social who studies the role of #immunometabolism in virus infection such as #SARS-CoV-2. lmtv.podbean.com/e/lmtv-episo...

We almost finish off with...me. It was a blast to present my PhD work at #asv2025. Thankful to @amersocvirology.bsky.social for this opportunity. Now time to chill but if you were there and you enjoyed my talk just hmu I promise I'm funny.

Our final poster session of #ASV2025 for posters P42-P53 will open at 3:30 PM in 710. Be sure to check out these great posters (and many others)!

LMtV Episode 121: Using gnotobiotic pigs to study enteric virus vaccines | Let’s Meet the Virologists We talk with with Charlotte Nyblade, a DVM/PhD student at the Virginia Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine, Blacksburg, VA, who used gnotobiotic pig models to study vaccine-mediated immunity and p...

With #ASV2025 wrapping up, we share talks with virologists! Check out our interview with Charlotte Nyblade who studied vaccines against enteric viruses such as #norovirus and #rotavirus. lmtv.podbean.com/e/lmtv-episo...

Headshot of Tijana Ivanovic

Concurrent Workshops W51-W60 run from 1:30-3:30 PM. Tijana Ivanovic will be giving the State-of-the-Art “Universal Influenza A Virus Biology Uncovered from Single-Virion Variation” from 1:30-2:00 in 517d. Check out some of the other great talks you can catch this afternoon! #ASV2025 #LoveVirology

At some point in everyone’s life you have to make a hard decision: should I go to one more talk or just take a break and chill. #ASV2025

Delighted to give a "state-of-the-art" lecture on #bacteria-phage interactions in the #gutmicrobiome at #ASV2025 #Montreal @uccmicrobiology.bsky.social @uccresearch.bsky.social @apcmicrobiomeirel.bsky.social

David Baulcombe @dcb40.bsky.social delivers the Michael Goodin lecture #ASV2025

Hello to #ASV2025 and be sure to use our #free #data
You can upload from immunespace.org
Including multiplex transcriptional, #cytokine, and #proteomic assays; multiparameter #phenotyping + many computational tools. #virology

The Michael Goodin lecture at #ASV2025 presented by Sir David Baulcombe #plantvirology

Symposium VI: “Fighting Host Defenses” will take place in 517d starting at 9:00 AM. Read below for information on these talks! #LoveVirology #ASV2025

Always great to see Simon Lab Alumni go on to achieve great things! Dr. Michael Letko gave an excellent keynote at #ASV2025 on "Uncovering novel receptor use in beta-coronaviruses with functional viromics" check out his lab's work here: labs.wsu.edu/lofv/ @amersocvirology.bsky.social

Poster Session IV is opening in 710 at 8:00 PM. Check out some of these great posters! Also be sure to visit our wonderful exhibitors during the poster session--they help make #ASV2025 possible!

Mehul Suthar giving a presentation at ASV

Concurrent Workshops W41-W50 run from 6:30-8:00 PM. Mehul Suthar just gave the amazing State-of-the-Art “Location, Location, Location: Why “where” matters for immunity to viruses”. Check out some of the great talks you can catch this evening! #ASV2025 #LoveVirology